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279 days to overnight success

Chris Guillebeau is offering a free PDF Manifesto: 279 DAYS TO OVERNIGHT SUCCESS. It’s for: “Bloggers, writers, online artists, and anyone otherwise interested in creating a new career or expanding their influence using social media. If you want your online presence to grow far beyond what it is now, read and apply.”

279 days to overnight success

I’ve had a quick flick through + it looks good. If you’re thinking through how to use social media for your business or church, glean some wisdom from this dude’s experience.

(h/t Seth Godin)

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Break it Down #7

I inadvertently helped to start a discussion on Paul Grimmond’s latest Sola Panel post. The discussion began with discussing how long blog posts should be, but then progressed to talk about how to use the blogging medium in general.

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I’ve posted before on why I blog (2006, 2008, 2009). What do you think? What’s the point of a blog? How long should posts be? Why do you return to a blog (or subscribe)?

Top 5 blogs that are super short:

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Break it Down #6

It’s been a couple of weeks since the last break it down. I’ve been breaking it down all over the place! Good couple of weeks. Hung out with lots of great peeps and it’s been exciting to see God at work as Jesus is proclaimed.

On the Voddy

Break it down posts are supposed to mention something happening in culture. Probably the most significant cultural thing over the past couple of weeks was our new vodcast, onthevoddy.com, reaching #1 in the Australian iTunes rankings for Religious + Spirituality Video Podcasts. Here’s the evidence from some crazy australian.

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